Early Lectures: 1833-1836Harvard University Press, 1959 |
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... poetry from childhood and his enthusiasm for his character as a poet dates back at least to his college days when he wrote in his Journal , " What a grand man was Milton ! so marked by nature for the great Epic Poet that was to bear up ...
... poetry from childhood and his enthusiasm for his character as a poet dates back at least to his college days when he wrote in his Journal , " What a grand man was Milton ! so marked by nature for the great Epic Poet that was to bear up ...
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... poetic ; ac- cording to Lord Bacon's definition of poetry , following that of Aristotle , “ Poetry , not finding the actual world exactly conformed to its idea of good and fair , seeks to accommodate the shows of things to the desires ...
... poetic ; ac- cording to Lord Bacon's definition of poetry , following that of Aristotle , “ Poetry , not finding the actual world exactly conformed to its idea of good and fair , seeks to accommodate the shows of things to the desires ...
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... Poetry is now unreality . Once it was Reality by Emphasis . The theogonys iliads hymns Odes expressed not the fancy but the faith of men . ( Milt ) Now poetry is a mere carcass The deep reverence it once acquired & the instinct now in ...
... Poetry is now unreality . Once it was Reality by Emphasis . The theogonys iliads hymns Odes expressed not the fancy but the faith of men . ( Milt ) Now poetry is a mere carcass The deep reverence it once acquired & the instinct now in ...
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The Uses of Natural History | 11 |
Water | 50 |
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